The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-15
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.


wsddiug bells Oh the 18Th.
t,,n the Horticultural society.
Rand brihgc notices In this iSsna
p,Ueu sells for cash and sells low
W. Solvents gin is IN full blast
Nit. meeting at DR.. Benefits Friday
eySpirg.
yf-.c- Molhe aud Eliza Daughtry ar,
again at home
The Alliance store, Chas. iieuck &
SONS. Is booming.
powclrs patent -four made from new
wheat is a beauty!
Highly perfumed olive soap 70 cents
box at Kohlnan's.
Mrs Goitein's millinery store is the
rrsttics, thing in town.
Kew. A. +. Watkins preached at Old
Br,sk last Sabbath.
The latest aud oest styles Of millinery
goods at Mrs. Frilick's
pnr YOUR flour from Powell and you
von't have to take it back.
Mira T. j. Tatum, from Terry, is visit
mo her mother, Mrs. Cunning.
The dry weather of the last few weeks
has greatly cut off the cotton crop.
STYLISH ladies and childrcns' hats from
% cent up at Mrs. Frilich's millinery
store.
Nr.. J. !. Chrisman aud little daugh-
Tor will spend month at Judge Chris
mans.
CIs1ERSs-A Riggs y Bro. ,2i7 Dclord
street. near DryadeS, New Orleans. Send
Tor price hot,
Mr.. Maurice Levy, formerly Of this
place, has gone into the crockery business
IN New Orleans
We regret to hear of serious illness in
the family of w. IL. Dixon, in tue Union
Hall ncishborhood.
nice clean stock at kohlman'h-
YOU are sure to get value rcceivcd-no
customer leaves dissatisfied.
Tho Farmers Alliance is growing 40
nj Union Hall that thoughts are enter
tanned Of cnlarSiug the Hall.
Mrs. Strickland and family are at
Caseyville this week attending the
meeting at Ed. Buckets church.
Mrs. Frilick has just received an ele-
CANT line Of fresh new millinery. Don't
fail TO call auc examine her stock.
Mrs l.. a. Kidd was taken quite i'll
on Monday night last and at present
writing is still coutircd to her bed
Oar yalured friend, Mr.. K. 5. Newman,
Of Veto, was in town last Thursday and
honored this office with awelcome call.
If you need any machinery or mill sup
Plies machine oils, betting or any thing in
the hardware line, Perkins is the place to
get !: cheapest ana best.
Mr. W. q. Mason, near Union Hall,
gave an entertainment on last Friday
night which WAS largely attended and
enjoy Cd 10y many town folks,
NJtlC JS"lSIl ltIIoN -CltlCcuS " IL 'NAi'i
business and observe their religious hoIi
DAYS on Monday aud Tuesday, Sept. 10
ana 70, and Wednesday, Sept. 2orh.
Mes>rs. T. II. Thompson, A. {. McNair,
b. 7. Hobbs and Or. r. Il. Applew hile,
ara attending the pisir.ct-Attorney and
Senatorial CoaYyn.io.s today 81 sum,
hit.
The Bo6ue Chjtlo B4Pu,t Association
will COW enc next Saturday, l7'h list,
with the To?isaw Baptist church, stua,
ted in the southcru portion Of Lincoln
county.
A recent revival meeting at Friendship
Baptist church in west Lincoln, Rev. L
=. Douglass pastor, resulted i'll ovei
thirty accession. This is another one OF
those churches the antics said Prohbi'
ton had ruined
Rev. Dr. Abbey, of Yazoo City, preach
ed an able and Instructive sermon at the
Methodist church last Sabbath. He is
one of the oldest members of the Missls
sppi Conference, but his voice and intel.
lect are as clear as if be were only 10.
That earnest and consecrated preacher
Rev. r. j. Boone, closed protracteo
meeting at Ramah church, near the
Franklin county line, last Sunday, which
resulted in Al accessions to the church
Thirty-four new converts were immersed
on the day the meeting closed.
Mr.. A. NJ. Summers paid us a pleasant
call last Friday on his return from can
wasting trip to Jefferson. He was greatly
pleased with his reception among th'
people of that county, and is confident o
securing enough delegates at the primaries
next Saturday to give him the nomination
on the first ballot
The great success of many agents en-
ployed by B. f. Johnson & Co., of Rich
mond, is a pretty good evidence of thu
excellence and popularity Of the book
they offer to sell through their agents
This is reliable house, and any contrac
made with them you can depend on viii
be faithfully carried out.
Rev. L. P. Douglass and Mr.. L. H
White, paid TIE LEADER Il welcome cal
last Friday. Mr.. White informs us tina
there has been a tremendous falling off il
the cotton crop in his neiyhbOrhoot